joe khalil has the details from washington. >> monkeypox is now a global health emergency.ation coming from the world health organization saturday who director doctor tedros gabe resist said it wasn't an easy call. the committee who makes that determination was split. but it means now who member nations will provide more funding, more resources and coordinate on vaccines and treatments, hoping those measures will slow global transmission. the who says the vast majority of growing cases are among men who have with other men here in the u.s. there are nearly 3,000 cases almost a 3rd in new york alone, california, florida, georgia and illinois. also case counts higher than 200 the white house and the cdc are facing questions about whether the level of testing they're doing now is enough and whether they were caught flat footed. but there's one key important similarity. >> covid and with monkeypox and that is cdc's inability to see the data in real time. during an interview with news nation's leland vitter last week. doctor bob leahy to pointed out the u.s. bought more than a m

we by almost all of them from taiwan. >> that was joe khalil reporting for us tonight. pope francis began and historic visit to canada today to apologize to indigenous people abused by missionaries at residential schools. the pope kissed the hand of a survivor as he was greeted at the edmonton airport by indigenous representatives, as well as canadian prime minister justin trudeau. the gesture setting the tone of what francis is calling a penitential pilgrimage to a tone for the misdeeds of catholic missionaries in the forced assimilation of native children. >> coming up after the break, the san francisco marathon returned today to the city by the bay. what was different about today's racing which was run in full for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic. >> and in sports, what's klay thompson so excited about? kate rooney has got the answer coming up next. >> the 45th annual san francisco marathon took place today along the city's waterfront in event. organizers say this year's race was the biggest ever. but as kron 4 camila barco explains, there were also

. >> joe khalil has the very latest details for us from washington, d.c.. >> monkeypox is now a globallth emergency. that rare declaration coming from the world health organization saturday who director doctor tedros gabe resist said it wasn't an easy call. the committee who makes that determination was split. but it means now who member nations will provide more funding, more resources and coordinate on vaccines and treatments, hoping those measures will slow global transmission. the who says the vast majority of growing cases are among men who have with other men here in the u.s. there are nearly 3,000 cases almost a 3rd in new york alone, california, florida, georgia and illinois. also case counts higher than 200 the white house and the cdc are facing questions about whether the level of testing they're doing now is enough and whether they were caught flat footed. there's one key important similarity. >> covid and with monkeypox and that is cdc's inability to see the data in real time. during an interview with news nation's leland vitter last week. doctor bob leahy to pointed out th

joe khalil has that story for us. >> the russian war in ukraine has prompted american officials fromrties to be more aggressive toward china and more defensive of taiwan, concerned about how the u.s. would respond if china really did decide to strike. from southeast asia. america's top general mark milley said the chinese military has, quote, become significantly more and noticeably more aggressive in this particular region. i think that it's important for us to show support for house speaker nancy pelosi made waves after reports she's considering a trip to taiwan defying the chinese government prompting this from president biden. sure it's just not a good idea right now in may, the president himself vowed to defend taiwan from chinese aggression later walking back his comments. but pelosi got some rare praise from a few republicans who called the move a strong statement to china in order to blunt. obviously is going to take a concerted effort by us and our allies around the world. the number 2 republican in the senate, john thune tells newsnation exclusively by continuing to support

joe khalil has the details on why pompeo is security costs are higher than some former presidents. >> the state's former secretary of state mike pompeo gets a rock star. welcome. weather in florida. >> former secretary of state mike pompeo. >> we're new york. michigan. his travel schedule is packed no longer serving as the nation's top diplomat, but you wouldn't know it based on his 24 to 7 security detail. a team of state department, diplomatic security service agents protecting him everywhere. he goes standard for a former high ranking official under threat. pompeo still faces a credible threat from iran. hence the around the clock security. it's retaliation for his role in the assassination of iranian general. qassem soleimani back in 2020. >> shot not 20. iran's president said martyrs would, quote, take revenge on pompeo in a speech earlier this year. but state department officials around pompeo tell news nation he's been ignoring the advice of his security. >> often choosing to put himself and those who protect him in danger and doing so at an unprecedented cost for american taxp

and that was joe khalil reporting for us earlier this morning. we also heard from political analyst michael yaki and >> we've had several of these house committee hearings already. we asked him what he thinks is going to happen next. >> order speed and someone said, are you going to the president? he was very clear that no one, it's above the law. you know, you only see the tip of the iceberg and that everything that we're doing below the iceberg. i was feeling that between doj which going and atlanta, there's going to be an indictment of donald trump in the next few months. >> the hearings are expected to resume in september as more witnesses and information come to light. happening today. the mega millions jackpot just keeps on growing. charles clifford standing by live for us now at a local gas station in the area as it looking out there. charles. >> it's good. you know, i only ever buy lottery tickets whenever i do stories like this one. but right now, mega millions is living up to its name. >> as of midday friday, making millions have reache

. >> joe khalil has details on why pompeo's security costs are higher than some former presidents. >> the state's former secretary of state mike pompeo gets a rock star. welcome. weather in florida. >> former secretary of state mike pompeo. >> we're new york. michigan. his travel schedule is packed no longer serving as the nation's top diplomat, but you wouldn't know it based on his 24 to 7 security detail. a team of state department, diplomatic security service agents protecting him everywhere. he goes standard for a former high ranking official under threat. pompeo still faces a credible threat from iran. hence the around the clock security. it's retaliation for his role in the assassination of iranian general. qassem soleimani back in 2020. >> shot not 20. iran's president said martyrs would, quote, take revenge on pompeo in a speech earlier this year. but state department officials around pompeo tell news nation he's been ignoring the advice of his security. >> often choosing to put himself and those who protect him in danger and doing so at an unprecedented cost for american taxp

that was joe khalil reporting for us tonight. the san francisco health department >> told kron 4 today that the city has a significant number of monkeypox cases and lack sufficient vaccine supply for the number of people who need the vaccine. monkeypox cases were first identified in san francisco. the city health department requested 35,000 doses to meet the need. but to date, only 7700 doses have been allotted to the city. san francisco has currently identified 197 cases and it is anticipating more cases. 434 monkeypox cases have been identified statewide. >> a man suspected of contracting monkeypox has fully recovered from his illness after undergoing treatments that required pushing through lots of red tape. he tells kron four's felecia gaal that he hopes today's announcement from the w h o fast tracks access to the vaccine and medication. >> earlier this month through the centers for disease control and prevention's exhaustive compassionate use system. doctor peter chin-hong at to prescribe kevin kong and 6 other patients at

joe khalil has the details on why pompeo's security costs are higher than some former presidents. >> the state's former secretary of state mike pompeo gets a rock star. welcome. weather in florida. >> former secretary of state mike pompeo. >> we're new york. michigan. his travel schedule is packed no longer serving as the nation's top diplomat, but you wouldn't know it based on his 24 to 7 security detail. a team of state department, diplomatic security service agents protecting him everywhere. he goes standard for a former high ranking official under threat. pompeo still faces a credible threat from iran. hence the around the clock security. it's retaliation for his role in the assassination of iranian general. qassem soleimani back in 2020. >> shot not 20. iran's president said martyrs would, quote, take revenge on pompeo in a speech earlier this year. but state department officials around pompeo tell news nation he's been ignoring the advice of his security. >> often choosing to put himself and those who protect him in danger and doing so at an unprecedented cost for american taxp

. >> that was joe khalil reporting for us. the holiday weekend has come and gone. now comes the time for covid-19 testing and monitoring how you feel in the coming days as we know big gatherings can result in covid cases. of course, we're tracking monkeypox as well. right now the omicron subvariants or driving up covid cases here in california. joining me now is doctor peter chin. hong from ucsf. doctor, how concerned are you about this past weekend's gatherings and the potential for a summer surge? >> other? well, i think did ask me a few weeks ago, i would have been more optimistic about how mean good july and august, but i think no one expected ba 4 and ba 5 to kind of keep us at really high levels. so what it is is like a time that you have and then all these that pipe will be going out in the water levels will completely go down. right now. we have a time with a water by going out and what a pipe coming in. so it's seeing at a steady level. so why these events from the weekends and for the july, it said it will do is contribute and continue to contribute to th

joe khalil has those details. >> the russian war in ukraine has prompted american officials from bothe aggressive toward china and more defensive of taiwan, concerned about how the u.s. would respond if china really did decide to strike from southeast asia. america's top general mark milley said the chinese military has, quote, become significantly more and noticeably more aggressive in this particular region. i think that it's important for us to show support for time. house speaker nancy pelosi made waves this week after reports she's considering a trip to taiwan defying the chinese government prompting this from president biden. not sure it's just not a good idea right now in may, the presiden himself vowed to defend taiwan from chinese aggression later walking back his comments. but pelosi got some rare praise from a few republicans who called the move a strong statement to china in order to blunt. obviously is going to take a concerted effort by us and our allies around the world. the number 2 republican in the senate, john thune tells newsnation exclusively by continuing to supp

joe khalil breaks it down. >> heading into the fall, voters are loud and clear.e newsnation poll about the issues and candidates that will motivate them to go vote starting with the top of the ticket for 2024. and it's grim for both parties. 61% of all respondents say president biden should stick to one term and after his bout with covid that same number. 61% say they have serious concerns about the incumbent president's health. and it's not much better for former president trump. 57% of voters say they prefer he not run again on the issues top of mind by far the economy. 94% of those who responded said they're either very or somewhat concerned about inflation. and when compared to unemployment covid and crime, it wasn't even close. 62% said inflation was the most pressing issue facing the country compared to 18% who said crime and 15 who said covid. but while not as substantial as inflation, the numbers indicate crime is beginning to weigh on voters. 87% of respondents said crime is a somewhat or very important factor when deciding who to vote for and twice as m

joe khalil has more. >> heading into the fall, voters are loud and clear.clusive newsnation poll about the issues and candidates that will motivate them to go vote starting with the top of the ticket for 2024. and it's grim for both parties. 61% of all respondents say president biden should stick to one term and after his bout with covid that same number. 61% say they have serious concerns about the incumbent president's health. and it's not much better for former president trump. 57% of voters say they prefer he not run again on the issues top of mind by far the economy. 94% of those who responded said they're either very or somewhat concerned about inflation. and when compared to unemployment covid and crime, it wasn't even close. 62% said inflation was the most pressing issue facing the country compared to 18% who said crime and 15 who said covid. but while not as substantial as inflation, the numbers indicate crime is beginning to weigh on voters. 87% of respondents said crime is a somewhat or very important factor when deciding to vote for and twice as

reporter joe khalil explains why pompeo security costs are now higher.e. weather in florida. >> former secretary of state mike pompeo. >> we're new york. michigan, his travel schedule is packed no longer serving as the nation's top diplomat, but you wouldn't know it based on his 24 to 7 security detail. a team of state department, diplomatic security service agents protecting him everywhere. he goes standard for a former high ranking official under threat. pompeo still faces a credible threat from iran. hence the around the clock security. it's retaliation for his role in the assassination of iranian general. qassem soleimani back in 2020. >> shocked not 20. iran's president said martyrs would, quote, take revenge on pompeo in a speech earlier this year. but state department officials around pompeo tell news nation he's been ignoring the advice of his security. >> often choosing to put himself and those who protect him in danger and doing so at an unprecedented cost for american taxpayers sensitive. but unclassified documents, newsnation obtained show in